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• ere-•••• ei-o , ) , er of inetuiters, and as yet demanding no severe study, and little reachof thought, are proportionally clutched with new facts. Gelvanisin, which so closely allies with Electricity, has very recently given occasion to some chscove. . ries or cie Indst unexpected and striking kind. Chemistry, for the . sarne reason, ia.in A state of rapid advancenient. tural HititarY continues to be cultivated with ardour and sue: cess. Zilineralogy, in particular, has, within Omit; fop .yeArs, :loon red consistency„ and reevived prodigious .intlircticenisuts. keen Ucalogy, whichipretends tont such:denier' dicta, to explain the tormation.ot our globe, if it should'Afittraw the ttentioil front more serious occupations, fluty at least amuse its Ze3IOUS vq l rirics.-I,iut our .timite-Will .rtotallQW. us Co proceed With this enumeration. Lictaits iespeetiniki Thigress of Science, are dis. parsed through a multitude.or works in various languages., us Literary I outnals, 44144nnotrs at , A cademies, anti iii toe Tia4,,actions ot LearnO'SOCieticil. 1 t Shalt be our sedu. lout Cilae4YOUr to rollcit thoseAcattered initetials ; to, at. singe, oe,puoce, son Condense thelit into oci c;onnetted view ; and to infuse interest and slnrit into the hiaterical deduetion. But we will lit rest sa'isfied with givinynere itbstraels • we than. take pleasuic I r,cing out the various bearings site new -iiki:tzts present, anti in ofli•Jing such reflotruns and . i ,Ipationsas the review of them may suggest.' lb the ex. steution of this arduous task, „e are assured btlpo:4ifftil as 016tititce frofti some, , witu haying troa the path, of diSt ivory. feet inte,isely . the passion for philosophical inquiry, anti will, .iiiicriiy, contribute their unwearied elfOrt, to ron.v . sn'ti a plan, which holds forth the prosgect of such iMportant be nefit; to Ile!, general interests of scßuce. otsTo Y of the FINE ARTS ; comprehending ~,liacctuie, Music, and the l)rauucA ;' in each of 1 4 1,.11 departments it is proposed annually to report' rice anti LiisCovellus ; merits of new Piot...s eers ; the impression which they have made' on the Public, oral a. to whatever source they are to be ascribed. In this, the Selltllth and Eighth I)ivisions of his sub, t.. c u e I Mier pledges, himself, that his Work shall never be mole the vehicle of persmiti slander, or of party pertoimsoces under review shall experience' criticism as lenient as is due. to those who exert inch beta ethics in ..rani art, for the amusement ur advaiwige of their fellow. • cnizens, butt Whose success in lite depends upon their. at. raining that object when t lie is obliged to reetutt their tan lift, tot: censure; shill be unaggravateti by taunt or insult ; and the critic willitise little witit the Public ' by de c lining road popularity, which is now too gentrally hackneyed, attimi lily pruspett of success. X. y of the USkl I. I, AR TS.—in giving an seeolott of the application of Science to the Arts of Lite, the Editor is stilliciently censcioui of the impettanee and -of ills i i isk . I , he V4110u3 machines and prOCCW3, perpetually obtrud'Al un our it nee, are not untrcquently Cope's ot tewless atid tilgotten inVentionS; and cvcit eistitetuished by nuvcity Ur gerlitts; they Are seltiont tin , };erneral Reader. The stniticti obscurity. and L l / 4 .,iicisenessot the Patentee, and the inability of illiterate en..4 .- Ithilici. to communicate their sentiments and plans, other Wise tiY nil to the. dek and recinueal pitrlaecdoo, Ut their hive, tendered uninterestitt a, branch of ff. Re.e e , e.110,.4 the M ,bast inlnietitute Nfuce the , :I:Appinc:Ss iiutt i.4Vattcetnetit our species', thrreiore, the annu4l proe,ress or the Useltil At tt , ,firthe Will 6'o:lC'l fr , •iii the ShapelcSS 111356 which Itarr mill;md dining the year, and will describe oily theire are iegenious and usefuli and those pro cr,,,bcti in AllytiGulturc Chief IVlStrufaeltues which have reeoee d the vatic tion of o:).SerVatiall ally • (Apt iirrient. By thus om,, 4ettrfatisokSiid louse 4144tetittlit which are tlispapeci throug h. , the pages *l* Periodical Wallin, and by endeavouring toot). t in Orikinat Coi'llifitiniCAtignii • Irons the Inventors seives, mirq valuaWe distoveries may he rescued from übli. ilen, while the iiigeoinus 'end tinfriended Artist is honoured, with the proud reward of national gratitude anti applause.: • ICI. HiSToRy of the ATAloSlifilAtE.:, , itar•-iP•1(0. C R ESS el I%,ll:Tht)Rt)t.oGv. —The presentennpotett awe 'ol"Metmi . oloKical Seieni,e will tender this eepart.. tient of onr Woric peculiarly interesting' and - ti5 , ::1111. :: 1. judiCionit'Collettien of AtinosnhetiCal Ithetiornena, it; the sale foundation tor na,oher and lasting thee: ;, anti can on ly be rtinsinea nom the entliusiast+ anti niligenee ot 'ingenious observes. 11 thereforst, the density, temperature; and humidity at cur atmosphere; by noting the vai Orions of. till it+its, the teitlperattlre of spittigs and the tint' tircittion at' the winds; by tec.ord•ue the roast brilli,nit and 1 ,.,, 1 ges inning the elemen is, which issue 111 the limn. el, ri ) i,i i sou the meteor ; by recording these and other aerial pliceninena, we may expect 'a rich Harvest of discovery, A t contribute to give form and stability to au intent Science. XII, COMMERCIAL, FI.I4 , ,NCIAL, ANT"; sTA,4 . ISTICAL TA ES ; coinprithanding of Stocks; t= aunt Aenctol Mere Coneerfting these li:titles, the Editor cell only prnaiise his ntrnost endeavours to rere!er t hem it once ace aril e t/tl‘plehelittiVt%i s li d; arc ti l e ortkillinrs of tine Plan, tiow submitted to the judgnient Of the Public. ' PieparAtions for its execution arc iIII stich.terstardnes, that the Editor hoties thelirst volume may appear in the Autumn of I t might seem equally in victim's to omit all mein ion of ot obli6tiorm 111 It - r , i11,1 par kind, "or to point out the advantages - which the.pro,,Air arr4igeinrnt Mai pt)SaeSS. In one respcO, however, t t.e, Ft:WA* is deteranhol, at.whatevet eNerliort; 40 'outstrip his contemporaries ; anti that Is, in keeping with *nettle) regu.' h.rity the of Publication; so - that itiollititory Of each • wit vear me,' be in the'hands of his Reader belore itie cur-. spilt year shall have elapsed. CON he Work will he printed by 14111 es 114111111tyYst; land Co. in 4.)ne fop Voiutiv, ycaly ; ter the Cesivettiknelt of nitre eas;, etiosultation, the Volume, thouglf lita4liAliotl at '-cue, will 1; , : divided into Two farts; i'art I. to cell tin the FristuriLa Papers-- Debates in, l'ihliarrietti. --Part 11. to coistain the Chronicle- hiogra e phy—Origitial cniquittnicatioyismt)uetry—riiistoty 91' La-, r:iture.-t)i Stient.4 , -.of the Floe Arts-,Ustflui Cult diercial :4Vples. Price of eat:h rt Tvrelve'Shill rigs. • ,„,!--;; hitlOcriptte)ni will he receivett.:oi Creeeh, • :arid &Lionel's anti 'i 'leek - ellers E dinburgh, . • (rder% and cOodutont'atiOnti may be addressed to t he I cis to Hinters lialiaiit) tie, No. , se e 101)84404 gaillburtio- Lthiibutgli, flee, e, 15,j. •' • : • • • TO- II! PVIT 41C. • ,11.4 tvould ill become uti, if after the liberal p3tron3ge,. wt,iclt we have x perk,oceti for ho many years, twertt ., io buffer Iltu present moment to pitwii by, with-. iw,s our gratitude and respqa to our, curuttr) moo . at twe Can Wit 0141101 - it IterSOPeted in [Mill" 010 same , principles with which we coin i,,.oecti our carter,' and ilia We have' always . licen iv,x10143 to manifest viii Veneration ror the 'fltrone, ()Lir attactiMent to tlic Constitution. Never hail we CeilSt: to revere the -memory of that, 4i . eat whout firtnnefiti and wisdtim,. in i'.oticurrii.c . c with the loyalty and good beiliie O f • tIJOOpIe at large,. prestr'i'ed us from that R evo . 7 ,, lutionary Storm which haR convulsed so Many Sriites, and overturned their legitirnain Govern-, nIS. o e present At/rainiqation we Otte 4tirt . sui. p ck k. becli k o s e We see tlyern aft in conformity to ti 4 true -principles of the- (.;onstitution, ;girl ar e lt,iertrtined to maintain the clignity of the fetitpkro k . 406 well as to protea iti comtpercitil intertniti, at; ItrObit I*SPOt %OS Vainly at ternpte( to jOiOre• t But tF.t i . not all the praise which our Rulers deierve, Sro they have alsu to lti (omit I.t;tttttnpl `'of vneroihy tovvanla ~other 56 al which will he ita eternal honour to,(fotatnifiri. rain.. Oar ecalua towarrhi Porttigl& anti 'Si t tairt mast. not only excite the esteem i,rIZI tiod of all atatikind hut int.l6( induce them to took ) it p4trible ) with iarreased horror, On the present degrade:3 condition of France, which, under 'the 4 Collirtiul or an - insatiable Usurpi:r, is compelled,' aftstr ali, t 4 struggles for liberty, and all its dreadful Sacrifices, .to attempt to te,duce • other States to tit ?,,trrie dtpler4,lale disgrace and bondage. :What . can tza , more gratifying le a loyal, wise, and ,ltappy people, than to cont em- plate the contrast beoiq'..en — ails Cotmtty and France, and to see _13% tesojttte to secure the freedore and inOlieudence or-other State.s, as shit is to reduce.the:o to'rnisi:ly and oppression 1.• return td the ciccasion 113 to addreis title Public we: are deeply sensible of past faVours, ; and shall anxiously endeavour to deserve the future pationae of our Readers, by zeal, re tirade, and consistency. We: Can truly say, that our sources ot. information are such as enable us to' give the Pnhlic the 'earliest intelligence of whatever may relate to th'e alfairi of oilwr States, and particularly to the Great Cause in which we are engaged ; a Cause, that, we trust, will finally . triumphi over nil the ants and all the power of our unappeasable Foe. Nor amidst,the, high concerns of policy, now more interesting then ever, shall we be inattentive to those Arts which tend tO polish our manners., and add a grace to life, but shall be at all times, solicitous to render our Paper the channel of whatever limy tend to amuse, in s ruct, and adorn the National Charaeler. ' • MAILS. Gottenbuigh, r Corunni_, Dublin, z Water, ford. DUF. —1 Dubin), 4 Watcrtora. 1•14.1 CL 01. STOCKS THIS DAY AT• rtvtLvE. o'cLock. Cons. —66 i Ana. - 63 / Onoliorn t . .T.[l E SU N. 401..1tt,t 1.1,1'14 FALSUII AVIDIAT L O,N D.O N, MONDAY, JANUARY .(!) igog. WE 'received latit night Corunna Papers to the 4th ,ult. :They ColltditA a number of reports of ad. vantages Obtained over tliQ French, ,Which we ,hall rejoice to have confirmed ; but itl the present' state of Spain, a number of unfounded rtimours must ncr • oessarily be in eii.culation. It 'VA stated in'a letter from Maniella di la's Mulas, 'of the I7(11,' that the French had. been defeated •tit Madrid,' and also that General PALAFOX had obtained some decitdve ad vantages over the French at Saragossa. For the (Omer of these report; there appears to beno tOundittion ; tint to the- latter we Ire liicline&to att2cl* serne'credir; • It is also stated that the Patriots have obtained some se ccesSlln Catalonia, and that they !lave taken Barcelona. A skhrnish taint Ace abont the Mid dle of last mouth, between a party of Eanilish Lioht Horse and some French Cavalry, in which the lat... ter were either killed or - taken prisoners. They-were not buteliered iii cold blind the si.ttee'n fatigued and worts-out Lnglislimen ; by - a livhiou of PretiVll Cavalry colltiloll4 of between.two• and three' thou sand men. A glot iota achievement, of Witch 800. , Nl4l , lltTe• has thought proper to 'make e,stitied of boast in his Bulletins. ° • The r fo 110 wing is an lixtrinq of aiLetter from-an Officer on board L'Eciair, dated at 'Corunna, Dec. important Dlvatches dre just arrived; and I inia . , ,ine will proceed to England by the'Swal-, ipw. It is stated that the French have been defeat. cd near Madtid,, by the Combined English and Spanish Aribies ; the loss of ilteEn'etriy, 'according to report arnounts to twenty..seven thottsand in killed and wounded. 'lle remainder of the French Army . • offered to capitulate, but ,the offer was. rejected.' alsereported here, a, few days ago, that. Sir JonN got in , t4O rear of the French Army, and it WfiS thought lie would .be able to cut of . it retreat ; he!hati upwaida of .2(1,000 English. Troo;) , -, with him." , , , The •Letter from the American Miiiiiter, General' Aar•atritOliG, to Mr. - ,CRAMPAottv, which we laid before our !leaders on Saturday, contains so full and so unequivocal an explatuition of the feelings and je&A of the American Government; that even the warmest of Mr. JERvitil4Otes aEtVueates hl this Foun.: try will pp, longer have theeirrontery to talk of his with to preserve . a stria Isegtrality,. Mr. Atta , STRONG declate4, that the •Ameriart Government' are-ready to concur with France in all. her plans ngainot Preat Britain, and all the layout it begs is, that they may . sheW their.hwaility in their dwii•way., Lord GREY', in his letter to Mr. Ito: a, sarl, wnh great truth, that it Neutrals had * Fights to profra, they had lii.ew,sc cl nks io perform. Now it ty peats„, it is thr lighi of a • Ari Oral to lend hi. k• 1.1% to II Belligerent Power, to ,earry on a contraiiiind trade, and that if" the oilier Ilehigerent Power should objet.t tci thir pri'lici!, it.is the fluty of a Neiltrat to , To tou!ir with ht.'r. • A. privatetetter,.dateti I. I Hi b inst, say*, 'hat engrikeluent to il: place on Ibe 7th, bc•twteri the 40liilt Forms and . the French,. jn . which th e 1 41 .. tar lost 0009 turn told 1-14000 i and dolt :110 1014 on one aide wilt-tardy' 700. The Letter states, that in one 4ompahy of our Artillery Is gunners were killed, tied a wounded, and concludes with express ing higit hope that the Enenay mill be effetitually sub dneTtiy the co-operation of the Spanish Patriots with the British Forces. The contents of this were communicated to the Admiralty, but we do not learn that Government • hate received any contirimaion of this agreeable in telligence and upon a comparison of dates, we are strongly inclined to'believe that this report, particu lar as it appears to be; is without foundation. As the following article only appeared in part of our,lmpression,. we insert it again this day. We stop the Press to .state, that priv4te Letters have been received this morning from Spain, stating that Marshal Sour was at Saldanha, with two divisions oldie rrerneli Army, amounting to about 20,0040 men, and it was also known that he had received orders to advance with this force, for the purpose of attacking the Province of Galicia: This important Fact was ascertained by means of an intercepted letter,:which was found in the packet of an Aido•do-Camp of BUONAPART L i S i who Was killed by the N.lianti. If Marshal SOUL? should, in consequence of this order, advance upon Galicia, he trill fall in with the united Armlet of Sir JOHN MOO/Ig o Sit DAVID BAIRD, and the Marquis Da LA ROM/NA; We are, however, rather apprehensive that when be hears of the junttion of these armies, he will deerit it advisable to retreat. -4n the tnean time, we are happy to `learn from these letters (on the authority of which we place the utmost reliance), that General MOOlt“ had given orders .to his Army to advant:e: We do not know the route he meant to take, - but he would probably advance upon Valladolid, so as to place him Self direelly in the rear of Ate. Etench Army• • Our Troops were in the highest health and api= rite, and impatient to have a' kneeling - with the French. ,;, COURT OF INQUIRY. i9Re 41 .: 1 DECISI.ON. ,The Report which„has been submitted to His Majesty is of very great length. •It consists 0f..50 folio me, the greater prt of which has from time to time been reported in this Paper. Tile whole substance of the evidence being thus stated, the Court stibjoin the tollowing _ OPINION, " On a , eorrilderadon of all the circumstances its set t'orth in this Report, we most humbly submit our opinion ) that '• no further military proceeding is necessary on the subjed ; because, howsoever swat: of us may direr in our senti• meats respeding the fitness of the Convention, in the re. lam ive situation of.the two armies , it is our unanimous de claration, that unquesticmable zeal and firmness appear throughout to h pie been exhibited by Lieutenant-Generals Sir'Flaw DALItYMPLt, Sir (tARRY Dilkllt4itn, and sir .i "!A itritux,Ws t:Last.sr well,as that tho order and gal " lantry of the rest of the Officers and Soldiers, on every 06: casion daring this Expedition, have done honour to the " troops, and Wieder! lustre on your Majesty's On this opinion being delivered to the Com mander in Chief, his Royal Highness found it was not so explicit, twit the Armistice and Convention, as the" words of hi Majesty's \Variant appeared so etajoin ; -and. the Coors was therefore Ordered to re assemble, and litsbjoin their opinion, 0 ; Whether, under the relative situ►tion of the two armies oft the tad August an Armistice was advisable; and if so wieriter tie terms Were such as ought to bt agreed upon ? And in, like manlier their opinion—P. 4. w Ivt her, under the Nlstiva 'situation of the two - stinies 3ubtqu,lnt to the A (Mistiest, and Orr the .wholtotihe ftri. fish time had bOtalsnded, a Convention ',xi Ovieable ; end it so,,whettiet , ttj the trams were such aS.otit to 6s agreed upon,?", . , Upon these two qnestion'S being sepanstely pat to each Member of the evurt,, it appears, that— General Sir I). ()UNDO: , GcrigrAl Lord iiiRTIJiIkS,D I Gener.ll CM Ala' •rini3t I A • Licirt..t;eirAiartlEmakorts, t ' l4 ICC. 1 ...4 4 L!;4 l . , ;;Skeli. jidrl Mar RA.,.ngaillift rho Aiinidtice. ~ And, upon the second question; it appears, that—i t9e4klllll.lollll.ll);AlituHt:4°L4L'':. • Were' fortilie Converttlon: :4 Central CRAIG, C; co, SiEG ,N LIG 1. r, • Ltrl Mai It 4 :n A tart 0 sid/tit9K*, Apinit the I:onrwitiasi. Licut..crii.Nty woks, folinW't he reasons of each of the la#er Olt cors, ,'cti,stietjti►tg, from the majoyity,, which we shall publish in - our nest, with such comments as the subjed appenTs . to us to demand. s' Yesterday morning ,his Princesses Au. Gus VA. aiid• 'Ain ELIA. ateempanied by - Ladies Cu Ali- LEY, CAltdtitih WALIMORAVE, End SODELY. FtttudY - and • 1113)0i PlAlt;l . , rode to Sr. Glorge's Wind,or,, and' heard a ,Sermon, Afterwards thy returned to the 'MAJESTY has tent been o u t o f the Mace since Christmas till yesterday, owing to the badness of the weather. , Lord ANltitOtsT being a Lorq of his A.3krelt 6 Bedchamber, has obtained his nIJESTY'S special licrodssion'et leave of absence toga upon his Diplo mtic ji Sion to Sicily, to, which his Lordship h as lately 'been appointed. The Nuns of Madrid are reported to have taken iii the patriotic labour of fortifying' that city againit theenemy, 4nd . to have adually worked in iu thoeptrenchmentit. NAVAL N E WS. FP the LONDON G4ZETTE, Pero. 3r; 13.4 Admiralty 011 ice, Dec.. 31, 1808. Copy ofa Letter from Captain Hole, of his Majesty's Sloop the. ligida, to Vice—Athniral llouglas, Commander 01 Chief at Yarmouth and traturnitte.4 by the !curl* that . • . hlajeAy's `'loop Egeria, Yarm o uth Roathr SI December s 7, 18sg. 1 . I have the honour to inform you, 'that, on the 21st inst. the Scaw bearing, S. by E. twelve leagues, 1 fell in with and, aster a (thrice of two houN, cap tured. the Danish Schoonei Privateer AicesoisadPf ten guns, Gierinnnd Holtn,, Master, with a coin-. plement of thirty-six men, but had on bOard only twenty-six; out from Frithicksvern one day, with out taking any thing. -;.,,; I have the llonour to he, &c. LEWIS HOLE. Admiralty-4,14e, •I)ec. 31, 1806. • 6 , attaioCri - 1 . a Letter from Captain' Dundas, of 111 s Majesty's Ship Naiad. to Captain - lietesteirif s , or the Thest..us; dAted oft the entrance of the bilre s tno tyth inst. and transmitted by the latter to the Hen. W. W. Pole, I beg leave to acquaint you, for the information of the Commander in Chief, that last evening at eight, the Naiad and Narcissus being. close in w,th . Noirmountier, we discovered and soon captured the Fitch Privateer 'Brig.-14Mny;car atkieeh . giros and e igh t y men, comminuted by Chitties Haman, and only a few hours froirf Mintz, and'eonsequently.had made, no Capture. she was r intended to 4ruize'ofr the CoaSt offhland ; and at midnight we captured tlio , Frenen Sloop Supero, Letter of Marque, ot tbuF guns_and,,twenty men,. with ,a cargti of sundri e s for. MartiniqUe. Mr. Hanlon lately commanded .the Venus Prwateer - that , did great injury to our trade. " -- 1 7 i.k1KOUTII, DEC. :;t1..--1.1:11C .Raven Sinop . of War, WiIICII Arrived here. yesterday lioin•liinaica, brought passengerp flow thence, the ila ) Clan Ad- miral;GqM;ai.:l.;stcCompanie t i by , his Snigeen, spid to be ' 4creiiirreir. . • :'- '. ~.. . t ~, Ac °Anti had been fumed atJarnaica from Spal nisi! Ainerica, stat i ng t h at two parties exist there, but that , ot•.FeaDlN .1 biD . prevails.. ... Arrivoct tie 4 iiive 3 'rauspiker.:-fretzr-Ortiliz, Capt. Bull*Arip ; catne under. 'Convoy of tne &die, 01 74' guns. ' ' ' • ...e° , • , 04;114 :,Enteraid and 11,,,fecirtur Frigates are come into tiibo 'hp rent, .. :s4i ed. Ore Eagle, of 74 gang, for Portsmouth.' f ; ,. ; ;Arriv.cd the 1 - lainburgh Ship sorq, trout Lisbon, one month's passage. .... ... • A Zarnora_Paper has been received in this tow* which states that there had been several days hala, . . . . ELA"PaI Capt.,61.13 , 'lighting, near Aladrid,-and that the env nay ' s loss, la these ohstinate engagements, amounted, to030,o001.• t . PORTSMOUTH, JAN. I.—ArrivC4 :the Litioinia gate, Lord Wki„LIAM,STI;AIa, frOLlll,Libtlyl7, which plada she left on - the (tit; tit 06'1'6 001,401060. is. tno u t ; ,frt m cio, ..; and Union, ; fro In Loudon. Sailed the ./4/iu, Wurrp„ for Sunderland. The Brahma I; : rig4k;,:is under order to join Sir SID'tiCY &MAW; at RIP de Janeiro.' The kis, Cain, Towne:, will sail in a few days ha Corunna and Lisbon. • thill r i fast even,iog the SctreS and Atat4rtret Transports, with part of the Ist bsttri -.1%)• lipn c io,fAe 88th and, the 2d battalion of r the 87,0 ,1 , lbsgisi4ents on board, for Portsinonth. P.S. Rear-Admiral Sir S2l . 4o k u t ie s 's q l 4 a4ror4 is preparing for sca, in cQnsequeneo o f i n f orma non received this' morning by His Majesty's ship Pal 4 some alieratlons in the French SqOadron at 'slushing . J. t.---Sailed the Hero, princ i George, Quee n ' FI(I,7KiS • and the kliza Transports, wi;11 tiie l;Od a stritth; 3d Regiment of Gourds on board, ior Porte mouth. FA‘mourn, DEC. 30.—Arrived the Dispafc . k Ricker, ,Captain kiaatais'ovitii Moils ftnal Qoruons, in two days passage; the Stobp BPsfon, Captaiii DuticAN,from S'evilla 1 and the Giiikie,CiAlol6 Atul tromAlicant. . kS,LAND6 OF SciLLy,Dgc. 26.-o,!COll*.in'itiq ficsiOarme,lind the tiairPlari-81001) IrVat• troyn a eruize. Another Frigate, the Emerald, !um just come tU an anchor in, the Roadstead. • TATENIENT or TILE DiSTRIBU TOII lON,OF TRH BR NAVAL FORCII TO THIS DAN. • Line pea Fri. 4ps. f G.ll n the English dr Irish Channets - 5 1 3 I 1 3 24 44 t, iibwiis and NOrtif SIM 'l9 , 1 i 7 I 28 S.} 8 paut, Portugal &Gibral. te 1 o 24 1 8 6 i 2 Maliterrarican & Passage t 7 1 t, 24 I I Jo Cnastq' Aitica - - 0 0 zi i 2 West Ind** nnd Passage 7 3 2 I 30 54 4411044 VOll . • 1 1 7 9 J ( O i Vficr oyfoundlan . cl 6 o b j b_. b L• 0 G . Hulk, &L. o i 21 31 2 XI ~, &ICS , 0 0 S t ast I 11111,0 and Palisage 5 , 2 i 7 4 . Tot. - 22 v. Total at Sea - $6l 111 1:181 zit! _ 229 1 ; , 51 ; in Port mai fitting 3 4: , 1 t'9 54, t;tritti-$lllPg - 6 ' 3 4 . 0 w;pit4 k , PrisonShip s 3 i 6 n a 1 5;__,......„ Total's% Com - alit:ion t 49 I Building • - -S ° itit .. lit Ary .. -- 53 uroTOLII. 252 Pore, T 11444 at Ttil ettri * . 4 . • $ I PlyinutitV".:- - 1 3 Citittulrs 4. .1 , • 1 4 Sbctrttas - - s Jiver - .• a 4 Xtrafttaiti • • 0 tg4 3 1 INAti a . a 26 3 Y 12 . 6 I /.91. I 2ri ,ACH t 9 ilad I 3%3 Total s 3 I 56 131